This is a photo I took as a resource material. I was really more focused on aged plastic lawn chairs, with their patina of plastic degradation mixed with dust, dirt, mold etc… The aging of these things adds a layer of human-skin-like-ness… Real people have blemishes and unevenness in their skin. These plastic Lawn Chairs have all the qualities of manufactured ideals of organic beauty, and all the symptoms of how manufacturing makes something less organic. They have plucked eyebrows. They have face-lifts. And they are sexy but slightly repulsive and all too familiar.
Stephen Tatum wrote on February 9th, 2009 12:50 pm :
I love the feeling behind the shot, point granted,very well.
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let me know of your work, i am drawing plastic chairs from jalisco mexico
its to late in the nigth , but it will be grate have more contact whit your points of view